Lyon stars as Blues claim back-to-back Matador Cup titles
Prior to Sunday's final Australia's Test spinner had endured a mostly unhappy tournament but he starred as NSW scored a six-wicket victory over Queensland.
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Chris Barrett
Chris Barrett is a Sports Writer with The Sydney Morning Herald.
Lyon at his best as NSW claim back-to-back Matador Cups
Prior to Sunday's final Australia's Test spinner had endured a mostly unhappy tournament but he starred as NSW scored a six-wicket victory over Queensland.
Marsh: We've got your back mate
The past three months have been the most difficult period of Steve Smith's leadership since he was made full-time captain last year.
Katich hits back: 'It's ironic that Clarke called Watson a tumour'
Former Australian opener Simon Katich has offered his view on Michael Clarke's newly released autobiography during radio commentary of the Matador Cup final on Sunday.
Players can't complain about schedule if they go to Indian Premier League, says Waugh
Ask Steve Waugh about the cluttered schedule for players these days, and whether there is simply too much international cricket being organised, and he typically does not sit on the fence.
Match referee boasts of watching golf during ODI
Cricket Australia has written to the International Cricket Council to alert it to a bizarre post online by match referee Chris Broad in which the former England batsman admits to watching golf in the officials' room during the first match of the one-day series against South Africa last month.
The night Symonds tipped a glass of wine over Clarke's head
Michael Clarke has revealed his pain at the breakdown of his friendship with former Australian teammate Andrew Symonds in his autobiography.
'I giggled at it': Proteas claim that left Siddle in stitches
South Africa flew into Adelaide on Tuesday seeking their third successive Test series win on Australian soil, but veteran paceman Peter Siddle is undaunted.
Women's cricket welcomes competition after landing $15m deal
Rival codes are lifting their game in their offerings for female athletes but senior figures in cricket are not concerned by the competition.
Test summer set to make or break Smith's captaincy: Waugh
The former Test skipper has also signalled an interest in joining the selection panel, saying he would listen to any approach made.
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